9 lovely Easter wreaths to decorate your home for spring
These are a few of our favourite Easter wreaths, so that you can buy yours early and start decorating soon
Searching for your Easter wreath to decorate your door for 2024? It's official: Stacey Solomon has decorated her door for spring, so now it's time for you to do the same. Whether you're going all out this year with a faux foliage arch or it's an Easter-themed wreath that you are searching for, we're here with 9 cute Easter wreaths you'll want to display on your front door (and show off to your neighbours) in 2024.
An Easter wreath is just one of our favourite Easter decorating ideas that you can do to spruce your house for spring. Wayfair's resident style advisor, Nadia McCowan Hill, is way ahead of us when it comes to accessorising your home for the warmer weather. 'After a cold, wet and stormy winter, we’re looking ahead to brighter times and being able to celebrate the arrival of Spring' she explains. 2024 is all about marking milestones and welcoming new hopeful chapters and it seems UK shoppers are planning to go big this Easter, with customer searches increasing by up to 500% for Easter trees, hanging eggs and Easter wreaths' she adds. So, clearly now is the best time to buy your Easter wreath, ahead of everyone else and before the best ones sell out.
A wreath is a pretty versatile piece of home decor. And for anyone who doesn't want to hang theirs on their front door, you could use this to decorate your dining table for spring. Pop your Easter wreath in the middle of your table atop your tablecloth and with a candle or two in the centre of it, and it'll be sure to make a statement when sitting down for dinner on Easter Sunday. Otherwise, wreaths work well when positioned above a fireplace or displayed into a gallery wall, to add life and in the case of Easter wreaths: to add colour, too. Nadia from Wayfair goes on to explain 'Our homes provide the main setting for celebrations and, just as we do for Christmas, Easter provides the opportunity to have some fun and transform spaces, which can easily be achieved with a layer of pretty pastels, spring blooms and dainty decs'.
So, what are you waiting for? Get browsing now as we've searched the web for the prettiest Easter wreaths to buy in 2024, for a very eggciting spring display.
9 cute Easter wreaths to buy for spring 2024
1. The Chicken and The Egg Natural Egg Easter Wreath – £24 at Not on the High Street
This Easter wreath features authentic looking eggs, wrapped inside a twig-like frame, stuffed with faux grass and with soft feathers for an added touch. It'll look the part on your front door or your Easter table, and you can use it again next year. The kids will love it, too – the eggs are so life-like with speckles on them. It's also from a small business which is aptly named The Chicken and the Egg.
Buy now: The Chicken and The Egg Natural Easter Egg Wreath, £24, Not on the High Street
2. Dunelm Floral Wreath – £10 at Dunelm
How cute is this no-fuss floral wreath from Dunelm? Wrapped with realistic pastel-coloured flowers as well as more than enough faux foliage, it'll be sure to make a statement hung either on your front door or hung atop your fireplace. With purple, yellow and cream flowers, you can use this spring-themed wreath as soon as the weather gets nice, pretty much until autumn. Whether used as a table centrepiece or to spruce your front door, we love it. And we think it's a total bargain at 40cm in diameter.
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Buy now: Floral Wreath, £40, Dunelm
3. 60cm Meadow Flower Spring Wreath – £39.99 at Lights4fun
Make this Easter one to remember and decorate your door with this sumptuous 60cm wreath from Lights4fun. It's even wrapped with warm lights to illuminate your home come dark. With daisies, lavender and faux foliage wrapped around its 60cm frame, this wreath is simply gorgeous. In fact, we think it's too pretty to sit on your front door – use it in your garden, to brighten this space in more ways than one, and to enjoy its beauty all day long.
Buy now: 60cm Meadow Flower Spring Wreath, £39.99 at Lights4fun
4. Hutato Easter Wreath Decoration – £21.99 at Amazon
Dotted with pastel-coloured eggs and sprinkled with yellow and white flowers, the base of this wreath is moss making it super realistic and very fitting for Easter time. The best part? Included comes a hanger for easy attaching to your front door, as well as warm LED string lights that you can position on the wreath to ensure your neighbours can see its beauty, even at night time. A no-brainer for Prime members, this Amazon Easter wreath ought to last you Easter after Easter.
Buy now: Hutato Easter Wreath Decoration, £21.99, Amazon
5. 55cm Lavender Wreath – £34.99 at Lights4Fun
Not just for Easter, this lavender wreath will put a spring in your (front door) step. It's bursting with faux foliage and flowers, not just lavender, and since it's artificial it won't make your home smell. Use it on your front door to wow your neighbours, or atop your mantle to spruce up your space inside. There's definitely no need to take it down after Easter weekend, too – you could leave it up until summer. Add some lights and you could pop it in your garden...
Buy now: 55cm Lavender Wreath, £39.99, Lights4Fun
6 38cm Bunny Easter Wreath Micro Light Bundle – £24.99 at Lights4Fun
We think this sweet bunny-shaped wreath would look lovely in the kids' nursery or playroom. It even comes with lights so you could temporarily use it as a nightlight. Pop it on a door or stand atop a shelf or chest of drawers, and you can reuse it for years to come. It's made using woven faux and faux flowers and foliage, and shaped into a bunny with ears to make it look playful.
Buy now: 38cm Bunny Easter Wreath Micro Light Bundle, £24.99, Lights4Fun
7. Pippa Designs Easter, Spring And Summer Wreath – £34.50 at Not on the High Street
The clue is in the name that this wreath is not just designed for Easter use, but you can use it from now and throughout the summer. This handmade wreath is blooming with everything from small flowers to feathers, pine cones, artificial grass and even mini eggs – it will have your neighbours jealous, that's for sure.
Buy now: Pippa Designs Easter, Spring And Summer Wreath, £34.50, Not on the High Street
8. 50cm Bunny Easter Wreath Micro Light Bundle – £24.99 at Lights4Fun
This grand Easter wreath is what we would love to have on our front door. It comes pre-lit, just like a Christmas wreath, and it's covered in artificial foliage and dotted with white berries. The bunny has a bow around its neck and ears that are made of hessian. It looks very similar to Stacey Solomon's homemade Easter wreath but requires a lot less effort from you.
Buy now: 50cm Bunny Easter Wreath Micro Light Bundle, £24.99, Lights4Fun
9. XUXI Easter Decorations With Lights – £10.99 at Amazon
Should you be on a budget, this Amazon Easter wreath is a steal. And, it reminds us of a certain famous rabbit. It comes in pink or blue, and you can use it indoors or out. It comes with LED lights included so you can use it to light up a room, your garden or your front door.
Buy now: XUXI Easter Decorations With Lights, £10.99, Amazon
Will you be accessorising this Easter with a wreath? We hope we have inspired you to buy one from our list above. And, of course, a wreath isn't only for Easter, check out our picks of the best autumn wreaths and Christmas wreaths to get ahead of the seasons.
Annie is Ideal Home's Deputy Ecommerce Editor. With four years of eCommerce experience under her belt, you can find her shopping words of wisdom on Real Homes, Gardeningetc, Livingetc, Homes & Gardens and Woman & Home. When she's not planning ahead or curating deals for Amazon Prime Day or Black Friday, you can find Annie testing a range of products in her South London home, from reed diffusers to candles, BBQs, mattresses and even a few vacuum cleaners.
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